Hi there, we use cookies to improve your experience on our website. You can update your settings by clicking the Privacy policy link at the bottom of the page. Not worried that I might be the only foreigner. Starting at Bkk and working South to Trat. Basically you follow the Sukhumvit Road all the way. This is route 3. Song teaws, buses and minibuses run up and down this road.
Especially between Pattaya and the airport. First is Chonburi Ang-Sila means mortar and pestle which they sell there - granite ones Next is Bang Saen. This is a seaside town very popular with Bangkokians at the week-ends and public holidays. Loads of hotels, the legendary dirty sea and a really long beach covered in deck chairs and umbrellas Monkey mountain and a few other attractions - Friday and Saturday has a night market on one end of the sea front. Windsurfing is popular here. After Bang Saen, you have Bang Phra.
Small fishing town with fish and prawn drying - so can smell a bit. Seafront eateries and inland is a big reservoir with fishing nature reserves, cycle paths and food After Bang Phra you come to Sri Racha.
This town is actually enormous Has many Japanese executives there from the auto industry, so is full of Japanese restaurants and clubs. The island of Koh Loy is accessible via road causeway. Has lots of seafood and two temples, climb to the top for great views across the bay from Chonburi to Pattaya.. From Koh Loy you can catch the passenger ferry to Koh Sichang Sri Racha has a big Central Shopping Centre.
Not much to look at from the road Ao Udom has a pretty little bay with some eateries. Laem Chabang is one of the biggest ports in Asia Oddly enough there is a little bay at the Northern end that has a plethora of good seafood restaurants. The next town is Banglamung. Hotels are plentiful and cheap in Pattaya and the sex industry is nowhere near as overbearing as the anally retentive would have you believe.
